Covid-19: Financial Recovery more likely to be ‘L’ Shaped rather than seeing Immediate Bounce Back
Research shows that the global impact of coronavirus is likely to take much longer to recover from than initially thought, particularly financially with the loss of many businesses and jobs and the imminent recession.
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